You're nuts for leaving out Monero (XMR).

The only coin with no downside risk and massive profit potential.

It's like Bitcoin was in 2014.

Monero (XMR). It's like Bitcoin was in 2014.

Huge community of existing users, great and proven dev team, best available privacy, and price is artificially suppressed because of a lack of "institutional" support... that is probably coming soon.

TODAY’S 🎙SHOW: Douglas Tuman interviews Michael Hassard, an attorney from Tor Ekeland Law known for defending clients in federal criminal trials, especially in cases involving technology and cryptocurrency,

He dives into their current legal battles and discusses their defamation lawsuit against Chainalysis for falsely labeling their client’s cryptocurrency project as a scam, as well as the broader implications of government overreach in cases related to digital privacy, cryptocurrency, and open-source development.

Michael provides his take on the Tornado Cash and Samaurai cases. Including how charges of conspiracy to commit money laundering are being abused by prosecutors. Tune in as they break down the intersection of law, technology, and privacy rights.

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Short answer: no. Not in 2024 and beyond.

Bitcoin mixing, also often called bitcoin tumbling, is a way people attempt to hide the source of their crypto. Since all Bitcoin transactions, and those of other major crypto currencies like Ethereum (ETH) and Litecoin (LTC), are on a public ledger called the blockchain, the source of anyone’s coins can be easily traced by everyone.

For many years, people used services called mixers to hide the origin of their bitcoins. These services would accept your Bitcoin deposit, add it to their pool of funds, and then send you different coins from their pool, minus a service fee. For a time, this way an effective way of obfuscating the origins of your funds.

Unfortunately for crypto enthusiasts, criminals have used this ability to make Bitcoin anonymous for nefarious purposes… purchasing drugs on the dark web, money laundering, tax evasion, and worse. However, there are many good reasons that honest users want to hide the source of their crypto currency, and where they send it. Most people wouldn’t want every store that swipes their credit card to know how much money they have in the bank, exactly when and where they got it, and every other place they have ever used their card. That is exactly what happens when you use Bitcoin normally.

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Does Bitcoin Mixing Still Work?

Thank you for all the great advice in this thread. I figured out everything I needed to know and then some.

That seems to be just what I need!

I will give them a try, thank you.

I'm wondering what the best ways to get Monero without linking it to my Coinbase account are. With the lowest fees possible, of course.